go on an errand

To make a short trip to complete a specific task or chore. Can you see if your father can come pick you up? I've got to go on some errands. I'm just stepping out to go on an errand. I'll be back soon. I have to go on an errand over that way, so I can drop you off at the library, no problem.

See also: an, errand, go, on

See also:

do an errand
run an errand
cooperate
cooperate on (something)
a hand with
a hand with (something)
sick and tired
sick and tired of (something)
be out and about

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